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Woman charged with arson over fire at North West Regional Hospital mental health clinic
A 28-year-old woman is charged with arson after a fire at the North West Regional Hospital in Burnie on Saturday night.
What AI Anxiety Looks Like in China
A top-down tech revolution is harder to manage than a bottom-up one.
Wayne Rooney reveals he quit booze and shares raw feelings with Coleen after 'pressure' built up
Wayne Rooney has revealed that he's turned his back on booze, and rather than bottling things up as he has done in the past, he now turns to his wife, Coleen, to discuss his mental health
Tropical Depression Six forms in the Atlantic, expected to become Tropical Storm Fay by Sunday
Tropical Depression Six has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, southwest from the Azores, packing winds of 35 mph.
Testosterone therapy for women lacks FDA-approved options
Testosterone therapy for women lacks FDA approval, leaving menopause patients facing insurance denials and imprecise dosing. U.S. regulators met this week to evaluate safer access.
Air France to open largest international lounge at JFK’s New Terminal One for enhanced CX
The following article was published by Future Travel Experience Air France is preparing to move its JFK operations to New Terminal One, where it will open its largest international lounge, combining French gastronomy, premium amenities and spaces for relaxation, work and wellbeing. Summary: Air France will move all its New York JFK flights to the new Terminal One from 2027, introducing an enhanced airport [...] Article originally published here: Air France to open largest international lounge at
Mental health: Millions of Britons taking antidepressants have been ‘sold a myth’, warns leading expert - gbnews.com
Mental health: Millions of Britons taking antidepressants have been ‘sold a myth’, warns leading expert gbnews.com
Millions of Britons taking antidepressants have been ‘sold a myth’, warns leading expert
Millions of people have been wrongly told depression is caused by low levels of ‘happy hormones’ in the brain, a leading psychiatrist has claimed. Professor Joanna Moncrieff says the “chemical imbalance” explanation given to generations of patients is a myth - and antidepressants do not work by correcting a proven fault in the brain. Instead, she argues, the drugs may relieve distress by numbing people’s emotions, dulling happiness, excitement, love and sexual feelings as well as sadness and anx
From Hustle to Hypervigilance: Is Fear of Running Out of Money Stealing Your Retirement Joy?
When financial anxiety overshadows retirement enjoyment, you know it's time to make a change.
Depression May Change What Children Notice in Other People’s Faces
A new eye-tracking study reveals how depression shapes children’s attention to happy and sad faces. Depression may change which emotions hold a child’s attention, with the pattern differing according to whether their mother has experienced depression. A study from Binghamton University, State University of New York, found that increasing depressive symptoms were associated with greater [...]
What Bolton's new Young Futures Hub will mean for young people
Bolton youngsters will soon have a new hub bringing together youth services, employment and skills, mental health services and much more.
Outpatient psychiatrist says non-invasive RTMS treatments making dents in depression
Roughly 10 per cent of the population will be diagnosed with depression at some point in their lives. For those who find they aren’t responding to medication, there may be another solution right here in Medicine Hat.
Outpatient psychiatrist says non-invasive RTMS treatments making dents in depression
Roughly 10 per cent of the population will be diagnosed with depression at some point in their lives. For those who find they aren’t responding to medication, there may be another solution right here in Medicine Hat.
Outpatient psychiatrist says non-invasive RTMS treatments making dents in depression
Roughly 10 per cent of the population will be diagnosed with depression at some point in their lives. For those who find they aren’t responding to medication, there may be another solution right here in Medicine Hat.
What no one tells you about burnout when loving someone with addiction
Addiction acts as a wrecking ball not only for the life of the person struggling but to their entire family unit. Author David Sheff summed up the experience in his memoir “Beautiful Boy: A Father’s Journey Through His Son’s Addiction”: “Anyone who has lived through it, or those who are now living through it, knows The post What no one tells you about burnout when loving someone with addiction appeared first on KTVZ .
Otsuka Presents New Phase 3b Results for SIMTRIYO® (centanafadine) Highlighting Consistent Improvements Across ADHD Symptoms, Anxiety, and Associated Features in Adults with ADHD and Comorbid Anxiety Disorders at Psych Congress 2026
PRINCETON, N.J. & TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. and Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (Otsuka) today presented new results from the Phase 3b study (NCT06973577) evaluating centanafadine in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and comorbid anxiety disorders at Psych Congress 2026 in New Orleans. Expanding on positive topline results shared in June, these analyses provide the most comprehensive view to date of centanaf
Banyan Tree Spa Krabi Launches Weightless Therapy
Banyan Tree Spa Krabi Launches Weightless Therapy
FDA examines use of testosterone prescriptions for menopause
Specialists at an FDA public workshop cautioned on Thursday that key questions about testosterone therapy's long-term safety remain unanswered.
Childhood hobby tied to better mental health, brain function as adults
A growing body of research suggests that a once-beloved childhood pastime, now increasingly falling by the wayside, is linked to better mental health, sharper cognitive skills and even differences in brain structure later in life.
Study links air pollution to death by suicide, suicidal thoughts
Study reveals air pollution significantly increases the risk of suicide and suicidal thoughts, highlighting environmental factors in mental health.
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